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un annon ladtes return rom 23day a, teur
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e seuloi hall with 10 tables in
aeticca, Capturing the high lady
position for the evening was Ila
Pollock with ie I, pie• Gwen n hold-
ing the low position, Ihgh ;gentle-
man, for the evening was John.
with Cacti an I r indley in the
low gentlemut position.
Agricultural Society News
The l oga i .ons Agricultural-
Society
gricultura -Sociiety held its regular monthly
business meeting recently. Plans
.were finalized for two events, the
upcoming semi-annual Flea Market
which is scheduled for Saturday.
October 19 at the Agricultural Haile
and the Hallowe'en Dance, slated
for Saturday, October 26 with cos-
tume judging tang place at 11
p.m.
If you have any news items for
this column, please give Sandra a
call at 529-7390. ``hanks.
Mario Stowan awl Gwen Caesar
of Dungannonv recently returned
oro a 23 -day tow of Japaua Chiu fl
Hong ' ng„ Singappre and Thai-
land. The contrast In living condi-
lions was vel evident everywhere
they looked, Including having to
coliiii e only bottled water in most
countries. The open-air taxis, which
were made up of a motor ed bike
with a passenger cart attached,
proved to be a very unique means
of transportation for these ladies.
For Marie, a ride on an elephant
was even better. Sounds like a
wonderful trip, ladies.
Happy birthday wishes aw sent
out this week « a gentleman wh. is
still young at heart but celebrated
his 87th birthday. Our best .to you,
Harvey Slilib.
nUtIGANNON
ausur by Sandra Q'Agust
saasoosomaossommiamismoosoassasaasosissCongratulations and lest wishes
are extended to Gtant and Sandier.
Cor. of RR i,' Dungan ui who
are celebrating their 26th wedding,
anniversary this month,
We would like to take this oppor—
tunity of wishing Rosemary and
Wayne Park every happiness now
and in the future as they are cel-
ebrating their first anniversary this
month. A return trip to the Poeonos,
where they spent their honeymoon,
is planned.
Seniors
The regular weekly euchre party
was held on Wednesday, October 2
Kinlough, folks attend 'Flu vaccine
golden anniversary
Mrs. Glen Haldenby .and Sara
attended the golden wedding anni-
versary evening for Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Robertson. Folks from..
here extend congratulations to Ken
and Thelma.
Bessie Maulden of here and Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh ' Lane of Lucknow,
-were dinner -guests -onrMonday wi
their cousin Madeleine Edward at
Goderich.
Merle Rhody went to. London on
Monday and visited with Mr: and
Mrs. Dennis Brace, Traverse: and
Michael.
Nina McDonald and Bessie
Maulden visited with Mrs. Homer
Devitt at Chepstow.
The Presbyterian Bible study
group held their study'at the manse
at Teeswater, on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Gordon MacDonald ' of
Orangeville will be the guest,
speaker at the WMS Thankoffering
INLOUGIS
by May Boyleoinamonommionim.
meeting on Wednesday, October
16th at 1:30 p.m.
Mr. alliSLWA,_.J .k.. Barr :had
dinner on Sunday evening.
Present were Betty Hamilton of St.
Catharines; Janie Hamilton, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Hamilton and Robert,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Guay and family
all of Lucknow; Steven Hamilton of
Brantford; Cathy Hamilton of
Goderich; Mr. and Mrs.. Gary Fair
and family; Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Van de . Klippe and ' family of
Kincardine; Murray Barr and
Michele Hodgins- of here.
Lorraine and Bill McPherson,
Holyrood, attended the annual
Orangemen's Dance in Listowel, on
October 12.
has arrived
Every winter in Canada thousands
of people die of influenza. Many
others suffer through the effects of
this serious illness.
Anyone can get the flu, and even
for normal, healthy people, it can
- bort pleasant: ose etpec y sin'
risk for severe illness are people
with chronic lung or heart disease,
kidney disease, metabolic diseases
such as diabetes, and people over
the age of 65. Flu vaccine is
offered free to people in these high
risk groupsand is available from
your family doctor.
Both ' the Health Unit and the
Lung Association -. recommend
annual vaccination as it provides a
safe and effective method of pro-
tecting those at greatest risk. The
vaccine has recently been distrib-
uted to all family doctors and now
is the time to call for your appoint-
ment.
ppointment.
Lucknow WI enjoys outing
in Blyth and Wingharn
The October meeting of the Luck -
now ' Women's Institute took the
form of an outing to Blyth where
members enjoyed a tour and
demonstration at The Pottery, a
visit to The Old :Mill and lunch in
Wingham at the Golden Pheasant.
Arriving back in Lucknow, the
program and business portion of the
meeting were conducted.
Following the usual opening a
poem was read in memory off
Marion McFarlane. -
Celia Aitchison gave a report on
the convention - she attended in
Ayton. Peggy Knapp was the guest
speaker. Members of the Women's
Institute are being asked to hold
safety month once a year and were
informed there will be no more
education meetings as the board is
taking this over.
Delegates to the tally on October
27 will be Bernadine Ritchie and
Mabel Whitby.
Discussion followed on making a
`quilt for Participation Lodge. Noma
Campbell donated the top and back
and with Edna volunteered to be in
charge of the project.
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Morgan Murray, right, of R.R. S, Seaforth was crowned Huron
County Dairy Princess for 1991.92 during a ceremony in Brussels on
SeptanGer 27. She was crowned by outgoing Dairy Princess, Tanya
Doonstoppell of Rte, 1, Auburn (Dave Ekuslie photo)